Although a student of Cassel's at Stockholm, Erik Lundberg nonetheless was more "Wicksellian" in spirit. His formidable 1937 thesis was the most articulate and comprehensive statement of the Stockholm School's method of "sequence analysis". His analysis of "gaps" in goods and labor markets predates the "disequilibrium" Walrasian-Keynesian approach of Don Patinkin and Bent Hansen.
Major works of Erik Lundberg
Resources on Erik Lundberg
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